[Bf-webcontent] Cross Browser Website Display Usage And Reduced File Size

[Nathan Letwory]

Indeed this is not the right mailing list, as it is meant for blender.org
and its related sites.

But in short: please familiarize yourself with HTML5 and the <video>
tag. MP4 will be covering most of your bases.

/Nathan

On 31/08/2012, Dwight Hutto <dwightdhutto at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Not sure if this is the right list. If not, point me in that direction.
>
> Using Blender 2.6.2 on Ubuntu 12.04:(+-)
>
> With different types of rendering available in blender, I chose .avi(I've
> kind of used the others, but would like a simple answer for this one while
> I learn more about it), however, I would like to ensure the images are
> displayed without any special browser downloads, or add-ons.
>
> Is there a rendering option that allows this, with sound?
>
> I recall a while back, while trying to shorten a render by removing a few
> frames(the images results sucked, I believ(+-)e due to the options I
> selected), using Gimp and layering out a directory of jpegs to continuously
> loop.
>
> I have my 24MB(+-) at hitwebdevelopment.com (no
> http://www.hitwebdevelopment.comcomments just yet, it's still a rough
> draft).
> Using Blender 2.6.2 on Ubuntu 12.04:(+-)
>
> With different types of rendering available in blender, I chose .avi(I've
> kind of used the others, but would like a simple answer for this one while
> I learn more about it), however, I would like to ensure the images are
> displayed without any special browser downloads, or add-ons.
>
> Is there a rendering option that allows this, with sound?
>
> I recall a while back, while trying to shorten a render by removing a few
> frames(the images results sucked, I believ(+-)e due to the options I
> selected), using Gimp and layering out a directory of jpegs to continuously
> loop.
>
> I have my 24MB(+-) at hitwebdevelopment.com (no
> http://www.hitwebdevelopment.comcomments just yet, it's still a rough
> draft).
>
> I've thought about just looping through a directory of rendered jpeg images
> on the webpage with php, and replaying the loop soundtrack with it(since it
> doesn't really need to sync up at this point).
>
> If there is a better option to have cross browser viewability/sound? I
> would sure appreciate some help on this.
>
> Sincerely,
> David Hutto
> CEO: http://www.hitwebdevelopment.com
> I've thought about just looping through a directory of rendered jpeg images
> on the webpage with php, and replaying the loop soundtrack with it(since it
> doesn't really need to sync up at this point).
>
> If there is a better option to have cross browser viewability/sound? I
> would sure appreciate some help on this.
>
> Sincerely,
> David Hutto
> CEO: http://www.hitwebdevelopment.com
>